ETHOS: Origin

As a side note, ETHOS is the pseudonym I adopted as a DJ in electronic music. It reflects my view of music, which for me is like a journey allowing us to connect through the multitude of emotions it can evoke. But where does this word come from?

ETHOS

The word “Ethos” comes from the ancient Greek ἦθος (êthos), which originally referred to habit, character, or way of being. In ancient Greece, this term was central to philosophy, particularly for Aristotle, who used it to designate the set of values, attitudes, and behaviors that define a person.

We could define “Ethos” as inner frequency. The coherence between what we think, what we feel, and what we express. It is a deep alignment between being and doing, between intention and action.

That’s what makes a person who they are.

In psychology, “ethos” refers to the self-image that a person projects—consciously or unconsciously—in their interactions. It encompasses the confidence, credibility, and authenticity one exudes. These dimensions are essential in any therapeutic relationship, as they contribute to creating a space of emotional safety and transformation.

This is the space I wish to offer. To allow you to resonate in harmony with your values, with your heart, and to give you the opportunity to transcend the limits of your self-determination.

Each session is an encounter with yourself, and each encounter is a sacred space where alignment, trust, and presence make all the difference.